After three wonderful weeks in Adelaide, Aaron's parents took us out to Port Adelaide for dinner right on the water. It was the last dinner we would have with them for awhile, as we are about to embark on our adventure to Sydney and beyond. Nothing makes me happier than a warm summer breeze in the evening watching the sun set over the water with good food and great company.
Aaron and I went down to Brighton Beach to try and catch the tail end of the Brighton Beach Classic, which is a charity swimming event held annually. We ended up getting there too late, but being late was the last of my worries. I was way to impressed with the stunning views and crystal clear water to care about anything other than taking heaps of photos! Aaron's mates ended up being there as well so we spent our Sunday afternoon enjoying the sun, listening to music and playing around in the water. We then went to the marina for a few glasses of vino, a lovely dinner and a gorgeous view of the sun setting over the water.
Lynette co-hosted a woman's weekend retreat up in the hills of Adelaide at a place called Belair National Park. It was a weekend to explore the opportunities of the future and a time of self discovery. I enjoyed this time to reflect and focus on what I want out of the months to come. And it was absolutely beautiful with gorgeous views of the city. Thanks Lynette!
Mark drove us out to Middleton near Victor harbor to catch some waves. He is currently coaching Kale, who is a young pro surfer - 6th in all of Australia. Here are a few pics from a great day in the water. I, of course, chilled on the beach, tanned and took some pics of the boys:)
